Experts
Mo Rocca
Humorist
Am I getting enough sleep? Read More
There's no rule book on how to be a regular gal, Mo Rocca says. Read More
It might be a little much, Mo Rocca says. Read More
Mo Rocca on the wacky grandfather. Read More
We're extremely anxious about the disappearance of heroes.
Mo Rocca writes Bush's epitaph. Read More
This was a visionary presidency with terrible eyesight, says Mo Rocca. Read More
Depends who you are, Mo Rocca says. Read More
The two parties are already so close together, Mo Rocca says, that a third party won't make much of a difference. Read More
Mo Rocca is no Obama fan, but says that Obama has as much if not as much experience as Lincoln. Read More
You've only seen a ticket without these names if you're older than 52, Mo Rocca says. Read More
Harnessing and maintaining the youth vote, Mo Rocca says. Read More
What David Brooks called "Bobos in paradise."
Mo Rocca on working for two very different shows. Read More
Did quality suffer without the writers? Read More
They're doing the best they can with the dinosaural half-hour newscast, Mo Rocca says. Read More
Mo Rocca likes "clearinghouse" news sites. Read More
It's not making fun of the news, but the gaps between rhetoric and action, Mo Rocca says. Read More
Making newscasters a bit more cautious can't be a bad thing, Mo Rocca says. Read More
Mo Rocca goes from Hasty Pudding to The Daily Show. Read More
About Mo Rocca
Maurice Alberto (Mo) Rocca is an American writer, comedian, and political satirist, is known for his off-beat news reports, satirical commentary, and as a former correspondent for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (1998-2003). Originally from Washington, DC, Rocca graduated from Harvard University in 1991 with a B.A. in literature. He served as president of Harvard's Hasty Pudding Theatricals, performing in four of the company's notorious burlesques and even co-authoring one (Suede Expectations). Later, he worked as a writer and producer for the children's television series Wishbone (1995), The Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss (1996) and Pepper Ann (1997), and also as a consulting editor to the men's magazine Perfect 10. Rocca is a regular panelist on NPR's Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! and a regular contributor to CBS' Sunday Morning with Charles Osgood. He is a regular correspondent for NBC's Tonight Show, most recently providing 2008 election coverage, as well as for MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann. He was a celebrity commentator on VH1's Best week ever, as well as the I Love The... shows. He was the host of Things I Hate About You on Bravo. Rocca was an on-the-floor correspondent for Larry King on CNN at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, which he called an "Obamarama." He returned as a correspondent for the 2004 Republican National Convention.